Translation for 'harangue' from English to Bulgarian

harangue {noun}

словоизлияние {ср}

• Defending himself from the accusation in a passionate harangue, however, he manages to get back to earth for a few hours, in order to repair the evil committed and above all the bad deed that caused Amedeo Santini's attempted suicide.
• Hélion later dismissed the magazine as "a flash in the pan" and "a harangue in a public garden, a vast and almost empty one".
• Only a few of Fabio Brulart de Sillery's writings survive, including some poems and dissertations, a harangue against James II of England, a catechism, and some other texts published by François Lamy in 1700 with some by Antoine Arnauld and Dominique Bouhours under the title "Réflexions sur l'éloquence".
• Bozell described as "an illiterate harangue against the mystical body of Christ".
• The letter is actually a harangue against idols and idolatry.

• Deriades and Dionysus harangue their troops, and Aeacus and Erechtheus ask the gods for help.
• While studying Greek and the Periklis harangue, he also started meeting prominent "patriots".
• In a later draft this final reflection appears as a harangue, followed by the corrections made by Morelos.
• Just prior to the consummation of their marriage, Dayanidhi chances upon an anti-British public meeting and gets up to harangue people on the virtues of freedom but is injured when the police charge in and requires hospitalization.
• The terms "diatribe" and "rant" (and, to a lesser extent, "tirade" and "harangue") have at times been subtly distinguished, but in modern discourse are often used interchangeably.

• Following the friendly, national team coach Corentin Martins excluded the defender for his behavior on the pitch, holding several meetings with the player to discipline and harangue him about his actions.
• Kadyrov said in a video to a sheepish group of men and women who kept their arms folded across their chests and their eyes firmly on the ground during the harangue.
• (1995), Rice layers portions of Ragnar Redbeard's Social Darwinist harangue, "Might Is Right" over sound beds of looped noise and manipulated frequencies.
• Although Isaac, her husband, tried to get her out of the room, she continued to harangue the men and stated that she would leave her husband if he did not continue to support the American Revolution.
• Courtais tried to harangue the crowd and persuade them to disperse, but with no effect.

• They harangue the Duvitch siblings, taunting them for everything from "the leaf, lard and black bread sandwiches they ate for lunch" to the "rag pickers’ clothes" they wear to school.
• Goldwater, Feldman would encourage reporters who were hostile to Goldwater to follow and harangue him.
• A brief but intense media harangue against the film followed in the "Vjesnik" daily newspaper, spearheaded by Frane Barbieri, "Vjesniks editor-in-chief, and Milutin Baltić, a high-ranking Communist Party official.
• Thanks to her irrepressible beauty, the defense attorney appointed ex officio succeeds with an inspired and vehement harangue to overturn the situation, dragging the public and jurors to the side of the accused.
• He co-operated in publishing the "Satire Ménippée" (1593), which did much to damage the cause of the Catholic League; the harangue of the "Sieur d'Aubray" is usually attributed to Pithou.